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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • The Last Family

    An unconventional portrait of an unconventional artist. The dystopian paintings of Polish cult hero Zdzisław Beksiński are constantly in the backgroun
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  • By the Time It Gets Dark

    Powerful second feature by Anocha Suwichakornpong, who won a Tiger in 2010 with Mundane History, starts with the Thammasat University massacre of 1976
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  • Lunar Dial

    Painter Gao Yuan’s experimental animation is composed of a series of surreal scenes. Objects and people find themselves in unusual situations wh
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  • Wailings in the Forest

    Shot in the Marilog forest in southern Philippines, Bagane Fiola’s film follows a family, actual members of the indigenous Matigsalog community,
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  • Le grand jeu

    When has-been literati Pierre meets gambler Joseph, this mysterious man makes him an offer he should have refused. Yet it’s only too understanda
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  • Un rêve solaire

    Without any apparent coherence or story, this oneiric trip essentially evokes the battle between light and darkness. An incredible phantasmagoria of c
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  • White Sun

    Chandra, a Maoist who fought against the regime in Nepal, receives a welcome that is anything but warm when he returns to his village. The…
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  • King of the Belgians

    Widely praised Belgian mockumentary and road movie by IFFR regulars Brosens and Woodworth. A Belgian king hears during a state visit to Turkey that Wa
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  • Daphne

    Daphne is 31, too young to settle, too old to live aimlessly. Long nights, drink and a variety of lovers form a welcome distraction from…
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  • The Sea Is History

    A poem, a materialist and animist critique of European colonial history. It proposes a new way of bringing the past into the present.
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